Address specific node from command line

[onstrt]

I use feathernotes within a script to access various custom "logs",
e.g. feathernotes filename
Is there a way to address a specific node within a file (in a script)?
e.g. feathernotes filename#nodename

[tsujan]

Is there a way to address a specific node within a file (in a script)?

No. Nodes can have identical names.

BTW, I wouldn't use FeatherNotes for logs. A text/code editor that can control the place of the cursor with command-line (like FeatherPad — see featherpad --help) is a much better choice.

[onstrt]

Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at 4:44 PM From: "tsujan" ***@***.***> To: "tsujan/FeatherNotes" ***@***.***> Cc: "onstrt" ***@***.***>, "Author" ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [tsujan/FeatherNotes] Address specific node from command line (Discussion #419)  Thanks, I guess that  also precludes another "wish-for" - a bookmark to another node within the same feathernotes file.   

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[tsujan]

Node names can already be searched. Moreover, there's an advanced tag search, which many notes managers lack (see Help for tags).